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Tag Archives: abortion
A Little Less Conversation
Do we have a right to privacy? Do we have an obligation to respect the privacy of others? Frequently in life I ponder this particular question, because it is related to a lot of issues and questions that come up. … Continue reading
Via Poenitentiae
To me, at least, one of the most interesting aspects of the Roe vs. Wade case was that the original Jane Roe later came to oppose abortion and sought to defend the value of unborn children. If her turn from … Continue reading
Let Them Cope And Seethe
What we have seen, starting already tonight, and what we will likely see more of in the future, is just how bloodthirsty the ghouls of the left are in the United States. For nearly 50 years now, our country has … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical Guide To Demonology, Christianity, Musings
Tagged abortion, children, death, judgment, law, politics
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Book Review: Unborn Persons
Unborn Persons: Pope John Paul II And The Abortion Debate, by Peter Lang What this book does in its relatively short length is to demonstrate the complexity of the pro-life debate (particularly among Catholics) and to demonstrate the way that … Continue reading
Prologue: The Starting Point: Part One
Before addressing the subject of biblical meditation, it is worthwhile to examine where we stand with God before conversion. Believers seek unity with God (and others), something we will discuss in far more detail later on, but we do not … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, judgment, prophecy
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On The Regulation Of The Womb
One of the sad aspects of contemporary existence is the way that false dilemmas are so common. When it comes to the contentious question of the regulation of the womb, many people appear to be most interested in a false … Continue reading
Book Review: Defenders Of The Unborn
Defenders Of The Unborn: The Pro-Life Movement Before Roe v. Wade, by Daniel K. Williams When I read a book like this, my first question is, what is the author trying to prove? It is easy enough to see that … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, death, political history, politics
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Book Review: Gosnell
Gosnell: The Untold Story Of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer, by Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer Having already seen the movie for this book [1] and having written at least occasionally on abortion before [2], I found this book to … Continue reading
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Someone’s Freedom Is Often Someone Else’s Tyranny
During the Feast of Tabernacles this past year in Suriname, I overheard but did not participate in an argument that dealt with the legal philosophy concerning abortion law in the United States. According to the woman who was vociferously not … Continue reading
Posted in American History, History, Musings
Tagged abortion, freedom, legitimacy, politics, tyranny
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Movie Review: Gosnell
There is a moment in this movie that stood out to me as being pivotal both in the internal story of the (successful) effort to convict Philadelphia abortionist/serial murderer Kermit Gosnell of murdering infants who had been born alive and … Continue reading